Dell Laptop, Echo Indigo-DJ soundcard, VDJ, Time-coded Vinyl, Pistol, Sleeping Pills, Configuration help, Frustrated, Windows XP, Anger, Straight-Jacket, Crying...thx
VDJ Forums no help!
Pulling Hair Out!
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Dell Laptop, Echo Indigo-DJ soundcard, VDJ, Time-coded Vinyl, Pistol, Sleeping Pills, Configuration help, Frustrated, Windows XP, Anger, Straight-Jacket, Crying...thx
VDJ Forums no help!
I am trying to configure my new Virtual DJ with the timecoded vinyl and I am pulling my hair out. I don't understand and can't figure out how to do it. The VDJ forums are confusing and I need a couple of Aleve...
Dell Laptop, Echo Indigo-DJ soundcard, VDJ, Time-coded Vinyl, Pistol, Sleeping Pills, Configuration help, Frustrated, Windows XP, Anger, Straight-Jacket, Crying...thx
VDJ Forums no help!
I think this might be your problem. Does the Indigo have RCA ins?
Well if you describe the problem may we could help you.
J is right, that card will not work
The key here is the sound card.
You need a multi channel card with stereo inputs like the u46dj.
The wiring connections are as follows:
TT or Cd deck output to the sound card input, sound card output to the mixer input, mixer output to the amp rack or powered speakers.
Open config and then sound card options
Select time code in the top box and then advanced set up
Click auto config
Should have good signal locked at 100%
Ground tables to chassis when possible.
J is right, that card will not work
The key here is the sound card.
You need a multi channel card with stereo inputs like the u46dj.
The wiring connections are as follows:
TT or Cd deck output to the sound card input, sound card output to the mixer input, mixer output to the amp rack or powered speakers.
Open config and then sound card options
Select time code in the top box and then advanced set up
Click auto config
Should have good signal locked at 100%
Ground tables to chassis when possible.
Thx you guys! I have heard positive things on the Maya44 usb. Are there any other suggestions? It is the sound card for sure. It works great for my OTS software, but looks like it's not gonna happen for VDJ...thx
A lot of the VDJ timecode guys use the Maya44.
I saw a great video on how to set up VDJ TCV on YouTube...
YouTube - Virtual DJ: Hooking up Turntables
I saw a great video on how to set up VDJ TCV on YouTube...
YouTube - Virtual DJ: Hooking up Turntables
Xpress,
I use a M-Audio Delta 44, (Works well with Numark Cue)
Easy to configure
And easy on the pocketbook
I use a M-Audio Delta 44, (Works well with Numark Cue)
Easy to configure
And easy on the pocketbook
I am trying to configure my new Virtual DJ with the timecoded vinyl and I am pulling my hair out. I don't understand and can't figure out how to do it. The VDJ forums are confusing and I need a couple of Aleve...
Maybe this will help?
